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Mr. Begich also cited bolstering school safety, criminalizing gun trafficking and improving mental health programs.

Right after he taped Ms. Winfrey's show, he answered the queries of schoolchildren at the Beethoven Elementary School on Chicago's South Side, where he promoted his ideas for bolstering school safety by shielding teachers from lawsuits resulting from their disciplining of students.

Under No Child Left Behind, in access of $14.5 billion of federal monies were set aside to address education funding inequities by financially bolstering school districts with large proportions of poor children.

Maybe the lesson for the United States is that we should devote fewer resources to shoring up foreign armies and more to bolstering schools both at home and abroad.

Many politicians and consultants say that so far, at least, Mr. Bush has not left any fundamentally new imprint or legacy in Texas, but that he did succeed in uniting Republicans and Democrats behind an agenda that took Texas several steps toward bolstering schools and creating a more pro-business environment.

The Internet has helped bring in donations and bolstered school spirit for Washington State University.

The trend of increased spending on eye-catching facilities that attract prospective students and bolster school ranking is untenable.

FACT Many of the tax measures on local ballots in recent years — especially so-called parcel taxes (a form of property tax) to bolster school funding — have passed.

He said conservatives should realize that if school funding were more even, it would bolster school choice programs, which many conservatives back.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, described the chief inspector's intervention as unhelpful rhetoric and his call to local politicians to bolster school performance as misguided.

The legislation, known as the STOP School Violence Act, was passed late on Thursday as part of the omnibus spending bill and would offer federal grants to states to strengthen school security and bolster school training to identify potential threats.